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Super Hotel Premier Ginza — Natural Hot Spring Okuyugawara-no-Yu
Super Hotel Premier Ginza
A natural hot spring near Higashi-ginza, light breakfast and compact rooms: how to choose.
Super Hotel Premier Ginza suits travelers who want Ginza shopping by day and a hot-spring soak in the evening. The large public bath uses natural hot-spring water transported from Okuyugawara, and Higashi-ginza Station is close by. Many guests like coming back for a bath, but room size needs realistic expectations.
Choosing this hotel
| Item | Stay details |
|---|---|
| Location | 3-11-15 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan. |
| Check-in / Checkout | 3:00 p.m.–midnight / before 11:00 a.m. |
| Room choice | Photos show several arrangements including standard double beds, twin beds and bunks. |
| Trip planning | A one-night stay gives you a chance to try the spa; over several nights it can become part of your routine. |
Rooms and suitcase space
Room photos show double beds, twins and bunk-bed configurations. If two people want separate beds, confirm a twin room. Families should decide who can use an upper bunk. Occupancy alone does not tell you how comfortable the room will be.
Guests often mention that only one suitcase can be opened at a time and that space around the bed and desk is tight. If you expect heavy shopping or want to relax for hours in the room, check floor area, bed layout and luggage positions. A good public bath does not replace usable room space.
Guest photos of the room
Look at the relative positions of beds, desks and entryways and imagine where your bags will go. Furniture and bed layouts differ by category, so rely on the exact room booked.
How to choose breakfast
Breakfast costs extra at this branch. The official English information describes GREEN SPOON soups or smoothies, jam-filled bread from Ginza’s Tsuki to Hana bakery, salads and drinks. It is a light meal, not the free hot-food buffet you may have seen at other Super Hotel branches.
If you want a simple bite before leaving, consider breakfast included in your rate. For a full Japanese hot meal or different restaurants each day, a room-only plan offers more flexibility. There is also a welcome bar; the hotel’s guide lists 5:00–9:00 p.m., subject to the offerings on the day.
Stations, luggage and map
The address is 3-11-15 Ginza, close to Higashi-ginza Station, which is convenient for shopping and trains. Entrance photos help with directions, but the nearest staircase is not necessarily the lift. With luggage, find the step-free route in the station and then walk at street level.
From the Hibiya Line at Higashi-ginza, use the central ticket gate and the elevator toward Exit 3, or the Miharabashi-side gate for the elevator toward A1. These differ from the shortest ordinary exits. On the Toei Asakusa Line, verify the accessible path from your actual platform to the gate before deciding how to continue outside.
Address: 3-11-15 Ginza, Chuo City, Tokyo 104-0061, Japan. Plan the route on Google Maps.
How to plan the neighborhood
Combine Higashi-ginza, Kabukiza Theater and Ginza Chuo-dori in one day. Set aside another morning for Tsukiji so you can alternate a simple breakfast at the hotel with something from outside.
Short visits and longer stays
One night is enough to try the hot spring; with several nights, bathing can become part of daily life. As the large bath is shared, check usage rules and any restrictions related to tattoos or special requirements. Allow time for the laundry as well rather than leaving it until bedtime.
Exterior and public areas
Reasons to choose it, and compromises
Why it stands out
Few central Ginza stays combine a natural hot spring with this convenient location. Welcome drinks make returning to the hotel more relaxing, and guests frequently praise friendly reception staff. Shopping by day and bathing at night is an easy rhythm.
Things to consider
Small rooms and waiting when the public bath is busy are practical trade-offs. Breakfast expectations can differ if you are thinking of another Super Hotel branch. Individual reviews have mentioned cleaning details; check the headboard and desk on arrival.
Information checked: October 24, 2026.